drop like a hot potato (get rid of someone or something quickly) I dropped the plan like a hot potato after calculating how much time it would take. When you are broke, she will drop you like a hot potato. envocabulary.com
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bring along (bring someone or something with you when you come to a place) You should bring along your marriage certificate. (train or help someone improve) The coach is trying to bring along many young football players. envocabulary.com
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Read More »joking aside
joking aside (seriously, without joking) used when you want to make a serious point in a jocular conversation. Joking aside, can you mend this broken chair on your own? All joking aside, John is a hard worker, even though he is never on time. envocabulary.com
Read More »have a lot on your mind
have a lot on your mind (have many problems to worry about) I’m sorry, I wasn’t really listening. I have a lot on my mind at the moment. What’s the matter? You seem to have a lot on your mind these days. envocabulary.com
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